This book really hit home! It provides insight and understanding into the great faith of Islam,with real stories that any woman can relate to. It answers the "why" question for many formerly Christian women. I recommend this book to anyone who is new to the faith, thinking about Islam, or for those Christians who really don't understand why their friend or family member has chosen Islam.

Alhamdullilah! Finally someone has come forth to share their stories!. This book is not about Immigrant muslim ladies but rather is the tale and testimony of six American born sisters and their conversion to Islam. This is the story of the struggles, successes, apiritual enlighnenmant and journey from the dark into the light of peace and clean worship. No it is not easy being a minority muslim in a otherwies dominant culture. I recommend this book to new reverts, People investigating our faith and those who just are interested in knowing more about Islam and the lives of some muslim women. may God watch over you for reading this!

This is an awesome book. Finally, a voice for us when everyone else in the world is trying to speak for us.
Alhamdullilah, people see that no matter what governments are doing, wars being fought, people threatening, Islam is always there for us and you can choose to follow its straight path. It does not stop you from working, being happy, having a family and friends, from pursuing your dreams.
Inshallah, we will get great Muslims in the spotlight educating each other and making the world better and then show everyone how great and true we are, instead of looking to terrorists.
Then again, they will probably ignore and plug their ears in disbelief.... sigh

I really loved reading this book. The sisterhood of Islam was evident in the lives of these women. Alhamdulilah!

If anyone is interested in the lives of Muslim people and want to know why they became Muslims, this is a book that must be read. This book offers insights on the type of lives a few American Muslim women live and the kind of challenges they face as they try to raise Muslim families in predominatly non-Muslim environments.